Sentence examples for allegation is based from inspiring English sources
"The allegation is based on an unattributed quote, which we have no reason to believe is accurate," a spokesman for Ernst & Young, Charles Perkins, said.
The public order allegation is based on the two handing out leaflets for independent candidates for a local People's Congress election in 2011, and the cult allegation is based on comments that the two sent on an online messaging service in 2012, calling on friends to pay attention to the trial of a follower of Falun Gong, a banned spiritual group.
While conservative critics might suggest there is a corrupt, quid pro quo arrangement between her and those who donated to her family's foundation, that allegation is based largely on the fact that Clinton met with donors or that her staff interacted with them.
The group's allegation is based on the similarity they have drawn between the logo for van Buuren's residency, U R with Armin van Buuren, to their own logo, which also has bold "UR" lettering and a rectangular border.
Mr Bossert, who advises the president on homeland security, said the allegation was "based on evidence".
The information offered to support these serious allegations is based on a report, 'The Muslim Brotherhood in America,' produced by the Center for Security Policy.
Much of the conservative response to the Kavanaugh allegations is based on the premise that Democrats are playing the same cynical game.
Members will therefore understand that it is the practice in the United Kingdom Government, like, I imagine, most or all other governments, not to comment on alleged interception whether the allegations are based on trivia or something perhaps more substantial.
Osazuwa argued that he was merely hugging the guard as is custom in his nation of origin and suggested that the guard's allegations were based on his alleged prejudice against gay men.
The LA Times ultimately admitted their allegations were based on fabricated FBI reports.
